7Cs of Lifecycle of Every DevOps Services Company
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The document outlines the seven phases of the DevOps lifecycle aimed at ensuring continuity in software development. It covers key aspects such as continuous development, integration, testing, deployment, feedback, and monitoring, emphasizing the importance of maintaining an updated product backlog and utilizing automated processes. The document highlights the role of quality assurance in identifying code flaws and the significance of monitoring for performance issues to minimize downtime.
7Cs of Lifecycle of Every DevOps Services Company
- 1. 7Cs of Lifecycle of Every DevOps Services Company Let's take a deep dive into the DevOps pool together. And divide them into seven phases with the goal of ensuring continuity.
- 2. This stage is critical in the DevOps lifecycle. The requirements are discussed and gathered from the stakeholders during this phase. The development team begins coding to deliver the desired requirement once the entire team understands and agrees on the business requirements. You must also keep the product backlog updated based on customer feedback. We can divide the product backlog into smaller releases for continuous software development. CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT
- 3. Continuous integration involves the creation and integration of new features or updated code. Unit testing is also used at this phase to find and track down flaws in the code. The desired outcome is then achieved by making the appropriate changes to the source code. CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION
- 4. Before the integration phase, some quality teams of DevOps Services Company perform continuous testing. At the same time, some teams conduct post-integration tests. During this phase, quality analysts constantly test the code for bugs and errors. If a bug is discovered and identified, the code is returned to the integration phase for modification. CONTINUOUS TESTING Test the Codes and Bugs
- 5. During this stage, developers install the finished code on the live website. It also contains configuration management to ensure that the code is accurately and successfully delivered on the production server. This stage of the DevOps lifecycle is thought to be the most active by the provider of DevOps services. CONTINUOUS DEPLOYMENT
- 6. The phase of ongoing feedback develops to examine and improve the application code. Customer behavior is continually monitored throughout this stage of every release. The team can then become better prepared for upcoming releases and deployments. Businesses can either utilize structural or nonstructural strategies to get feedback. CONTINUOUS FEEDBACK
- 7. CONTINUOUS MONITORING After monitoring the features and functionalities, this phase detects system errors, such as unreachable servers. This phase assists the IT team in quickly identifying problems with the app's performance and the underlying cause. During this phase, security issues are automatically detected and resolved.
- 8. This stage of the DevOps lifecycle is crucial for minimizing planned downtime. Typically, developers must take the server offline to make changes, which increases downtime and, in some cases, results in a significant loss to the company. As a result, this phase automates the entire app launch and update process. Undoubtedly, the DevOps Services Provider has established a completely new culture in the software production industry by providing the highest-quality software outcomes benchmarks. CONTINUOUS OPERATIONS